Wide Arrma Granite

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
  • No More Roll Overs with the Arrma Granite. I simply widened the stance by replacing the stock suspension arms with Typhon Arms. In the front I went with RPM arms. Both work well. By adding some Pro Line tires it’s even wider depending on how much offset the adaptor offers.
    Parts needed to widen your Arrma Granite.
    • Stock Typhon 3s Rear Suspension Arms Part # ARAC9066 Front Suspension Arms Part # ARAC9065
    Alternatively: you can use RPM arms ( RPM80762 Front A-Arms) (RPM80842 Rear A-Arms)
    • Stock Typhon Rods. AR330470: Rod Ends AR330515: Pivot Balls AR330542: Steel Turnbuckles (6) Complete set part number ARA4306V3
    • 1/10 6x30 Optional SC Hex Adapters (12mm ProTrac, 14mm & 17mm)
    • 1/8 Trencher X F/R 3.8" MT Tires Mounted 12mm Blk Raid
    The suspension arms listed above are compatible with Arrma Granite, Typhon, Senton and Big Rock
    I really didn’t think it would be very helpful to do a complete video on the process because it’s relatively simple. The main thing is to stay organized and keep your hardware in a logical arrangement so that you know where it goes.
    ► PhillyB RC has a great video showing in detail how it’s done.
    Here is the link. • ARRMA 3S GRANITE UPGRA...
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Комментарии • 60

  • @phillybrc
    @phillybrc Год назад +1

    WOW, thanks alot for the shoutout!!! I totally love the Bigfoot body on the Granite, I've been wanting to do that as well! This mod is a must for the Granite, this is still one of my go-to RC's! Thaks again , have fun.

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching PhillyB_RC .. I need to repair this video. For some reason I messed up on the edit and it repeats the first section. It's raining today so it's a good day for that. Something I really like about the Granite is that it's easy to work on and does great off jumps.

    • @phillybrc
      @phillybrc Год назад

      @@RCRoads i totally agree!

  • @g.bjumpsbashing3062
    @g.bjumpsbashing3062 Год назад +1

    great truck dude..perfect yard run and rmp upgrade
    keep goinh champ..enjoy😎👌

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад +1

      Thanks g.b. Enjoyment all the way. 👍💯%

  • @rj.ch.
    @rj.ch. Год назад +1

    I don't see it very often in Japan, but I think it's a very nice car.

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching. Japan has some really cool RC's especially nitro buggies. I basically live in the desert so there are plenty of good offraod areas to play in. 👍👍

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      Thanks for watching. Japan has some really cool RC's especially nitro buggies. I basically live in the desert so there are plenty of good offraod areas to play in. 👍👍

    • @Hungrybird474
      @Hungrybird474 4 месяца назад

      What s hot in Japan for RC cars ?

    • @rj.ch.
      @rj.ch. 4 месяца назад

      @@Hungrybird474
      I think most of the on-road touring cars, drift cars, and MINI-Zs are popular in Japan.
      However, recently, off-road buggies have become more popular, and more and more people are enjoying modifying them like me.😊

  • @ThompsonRc
    @ThompsonRc Год назад +1

    It looks good with the wider stance

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад +1

      Thanks ... It's more stable but I think it takes away from it's ability to control off jumps. Could just be I need to get used to it. Great platform lots of fun. 👍

  • @ChannelClosed1346
    @ChannelClosed1346 Год назад

    Very interesting video and the Granite looks really cool with the Bigfoot body👌

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад +1

      Thanks buddy. The only thing about the BigFoot body is that it's noisy. Seems to rattle quite a bit.

  • @RC-CARS-WORLD
    @RC-CARS-WORLD Год назад

    Great vifeo and great job my rc friend, it looks cool 👍👌😃

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад +1

      Thanks buddy. The body should last for one bash. I plan on taking it out to practice my jumping skills. Thanks so much for watching. 👍👍

  • @Hungrybird474
    @Hungrybird474 4 месяца назад

    I think 55 hrc is the perfect hardness for heat treated steel . Still hard and not so brittle . I’m a knife nerd too so knowing the steel and the benefits of what type and heat treated steel. The powdered metallurgy steel is when they actually use different powders during the making and it’s compressed and then rolled . The improvement of powder steels is that the molecules are lined up uniformally amd more compact . More good stuff and less filler . 👍

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  4 месяца назад +1

      Very interesting. So much goes into the process. I really don't know that much about it but where I used to work we had a metallurgy department but they mostly dealt with aluminum and titanium. Experimental stuff in some cases. Many years ago I was certified to calibrate large ovens but transferred shortly after to greener pastures. Way too much paperwork and responsibility.

    • @Hungrybird474
      @Hungrybird474 2 месяца назад

      I know what that’s like . Glad you’re happier 👍. Man l just today o got one of these from a fb local marketplace . Total luck , just posted and I rarely look . Last time I looked I got a k6s bnib v5 for $400. That was three months ago . Today I looked and saw bnib Granite 3s BlX v3 and it was looking brand new . $200 with an extra set of tires . It was either this or a big rock but I just went through it and it seems good . Hopefully I don’t melt thst spur gear . Me and my brother were thinking the best possible arms for RC cars would be made oit of the best flexy plastic that is solid infused with like Brillo pad steel fibers , a lot . More like Brillo pad steel fibers infused with good plastic 😂. The idea came from the plastic weld kit with the steel pin pieces that get heated into the broken pice for ridgidness but we like to use the Brillo pad fibers . They hold so much better . Of course the soapy part is off the steel wool but when that stuff is mixed with plastic it makes a formidable plastic piece we thought.

    • @Hungrybird474
      @Hungrybird474 2 месяца назад

      Those arms drop it to a get down and stay down level . Looks interesting and would be a noticeable difference for sure . How does it jump ?

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  2 месяца назад

      @@Hungrybird474 You got a great deal on the Granite. It's a super nice truck that's easy to work on and easy to get parts for. It jumps just fine and it's good for doing front flips with the short wheel base. I like the idea of using steel fibers in plastic.

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  2 месяца назад

      @@Hungrybird474 It does stay upright more. I can't remember if I changed out the shocks but I have taller shocks and it jumps fine. Short wheel base of the Granite is good for flips. 👍

  • @torontorc4637
    @torontorc4637 Год назад

    That looks awesome buddy!!

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      Thanks Toronto. I'm having a great time trying not to knock over my camera and pass at high speed. Just like you do but not as good. 👍

  • @borisviktory
    @borisviktory Год назад +1

    nice video😊👍👋

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад +1

      Thanks Boris . Glad you enjoyed the video. 👍✌

  • @ngirardo86
    @ngirardo86 5 месяцев назад +1

    You can buy the turnbuckles themselves. Tha what I did.

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  5 месяцев назад

      Thanks for checking it out. Yes for sure the Typhon turn buckles are super strong and probably the best choice.

  • @jspeedrc
    @jspeedrc Год назад

    Great video👍🏽

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      Glad you enjoyed the video 👍👍

  • @GM_Mack
    @GM_Mack 8 месяцев назад +1

    What Turnbuckles are you using on this? I want to do this mod with my granite, but ive already bent one of the stock turnbuckles and would rather just get metal ones when i get the RPM arms

    • @GM_Mack
      @GM_Mack 8 месяцев назад +1

      Nevermind. You already answered this and I was just being impatient. sorry

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  8 месяцев назад +1

      No problem. Thanks for watching. I have tried a few different turnbuckles that had aluminum rod ends and they just don't hode up as well as the stock Typhon ones. My granite came with fixed links that were non adjustable so to compensate for the length I bough some no name ones and they just didn't hold up as good as the stock Arrma Typhon links. The actual rod lengths for a Typhon is M4*48MM on all 6 rods. The only difference is the steering links as they have shorter rod ends. So having a couple of extra rods is good if you ben one. I just like how well the stock rod ends and pivot balls work and hold up. I tried to reference the overall length of the Turnbuckles without any luck but I did measure mine from hole to hole and that was 78mm. So basically look for something that will adjust to that length. Best of luck. The RPM arms will definitely help with roll overs. @@GM_Mack

    • @GM_Mack
      @GM_Mack 8 месяцев назад

      @@RCRoads Thanks! I was testing mine today on a 3s because I've been using 2s batteries for a few years, and now I see why people want that little bit more stability

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  8 месяцев назад

      For sure. 3s is a real kick with the Granite. That's all I run in mine. 😃@@GM_Mack

  • @t.g.manhgermany5930
    @t.g.manhgermany5930 Год назад

    Like.8👍🏼❤🌹🖐🥰🤝🏽
    Beautiful Video sharing my new friends . Happy a nice days.🌹❤☕☕🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽(11÷43).👌🏽💯💯

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      Awww Thanks. I kind of messed up the edit and noticed the video repeated the first section. No big deal. Glad you liked it and shared. Awesome thanks kindly my buddy. 😃😃🖐🖐✌✌

  • @Hungrybird474
    @Hungrybird474 4 месяца назад

    How is the truck after a year ? So curious what wears out and not a fan of plastic gears in any way . Good heat treated powdered metallurgy steel is always best imho for longevity and toughness .

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  4 месяца назад +1

      I think the Granite gets a bad rap. Mine has held up exceptionally well. The fan on the ESC went out from dirt and rocks. The drive shafts were loose from the factory but that was an easy fix. Shock fall apart but the rest of the truck has held up real well.

  • @t3floz
    @t3floz Месяц назад

    Does it backflip as easy on jumps? How has it been holding up for you durability wise?

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Месяц назад

      Thanks for checking it out.
      It seems to perform the same with flips. I usually don't nail the landing either way. I did manage to pull off a double front flip and land badly but the Granite has no problem flipping even with the Typhon arms..

  • @OGRadGrow
    @OGRadGrow Год назад

    Nice 👍🏾

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      Thanks for watching. 👍

  • @doubledome2076
    @doubledome2076 Год назад

    Love that wide stance!! Happen to have a link to those bodies?

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      I have seen them for sale ------> $79 [ Traxxas TRA3661 Body, Bigfoot No. 1, Officially Licensed Replica (Painted) ] go here traxxas.com/products/parts/3661 also ebay or Amazon same price. Your almost better off buying the Bigfoot at that price. ? Thanks for checking it out. Vid is messed up but I'm moving on to dirt. I think if I really bash I'll put on a different body.

    • @charlesalaniz5296
      @charlesalaniz5296 3 месяца назад

      @@RCRoadsdoes the body go on easy

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  3 месяца назад

      I didn't have to add or relocate the body post so that was easy. Locating the holes was also simple because I use thumb screws and just position the body and push down and I get indents so the holes were easy to locate. @@charlesalaniz5296

  • @boomjeep99
    @boomjeep99 6 месяцев назад

    I like the body is it like a pro-line body?

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for checking it out. The body is from my Traxxas BigFoot. ( Traxxas TRA3661 Body, Bigfoot No. 1, Officially Licensed Replica (Painted)

  • @RCRoads
    @RCRoads  Год назад

    Instructions on how I widened my Granite go straight to 2:24

  • @RayRiv73
    @RayRiv73 5 месяцев назад

    May I ask why you mix match your shocks?

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  5 месяцев назад +1

      I probably bent a shock shaft or something and only had the original shocks at the time as a substitute for the front. Basically just to get me back up and running.

  • @charlesalaniz5296
    @charlesalaniz5296 3 месяца назад

    Where did you get the Big foot body at

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  3 месяца назад

      The body can be found on ebay for about $100 if memory serves me but this body came with my Traxxas Bigfoot when I bought it. It's probably best just to by the truck complete. Even though it's a 2wd it drives super nice.

  • @asmrrelaxationtv8673
    @asmrrelaxationtv8673 Год назад

    Fantastic Content. Thank you for sharing. have a nice day!❤👍 sub+1

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      Thanks ASMR .... This is great. Any new subscriber is always welcome. Glad you liked it.

  • @lobolonewolf8824
    @lobolonewolf8824 Год назад

    Where did you get that body from ?

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  Год назад

      The body was off of my Traxxas BigFoot. I had to drill new holes for the body post. The body is kind of expensive if you just buy it separately. The Bigfoot runs about $229 but the body sold separately cost $79.

  • @DJSpannamanUK
    @DJSpannamanUK 5 месяцев назад

    What body is that please?

    • @RCRoads
      @RCRoads  5 месяцев назад

      Thanks for watching. The body came off of my Traxxas BigFoot. You can still buy them separately on Amazon for about $70. The have some that are similar but with a different paint job and they are a few dollars cheaper.